TV Schedule

Student E

  • Public Topic: Everyone is invited to contribute to Student E

    • media

      A Sense of Place

      In the summer of 2007, Hofstra University archaeology students, led by Professors Christopher Matthews and Jenna Coplin, dig a site at historic Lloyd Manor on the North Shore of Long Island, New York. Lloyd Manor, built pre-revolution, was the residence of Jupiter Hammon, the first published African American. Jupiter Hammon was one of ten slaves the Lloyd Family owned. The archaeologists are digging what they believe to be the slave quarters to the side of the house. Their goal is to give a voice to the other slaves that lived during Jupiter's time and reveal some of the origins of African American culture. In the summer of 2007, Hofstra University archaeology students, led by Professors Christopher Matthews and Jenna Coplin, dig a site at... more

      jblue62

      added this

      33 responses

      1 day ago
showing 1 - 1 of 1

Contributors (33)
Student E

NicoleSamartino jblue62 scb197 Anthjac Rob18 jersey005 cyndics blkout76 dapearl9 starsnshores marcies Tombsoccer agarbe1 erw369 pathaggler hissrd nmcs jzarb KellBelle38 journalist_pal sarahbelle rawbird russell_wetanson katevalentine msamartino czarb fxcam ginnydunleavy LJS elaynefeld PaulMun85 carolzarb ametska